It should be mentioned that there are script limits in a standalone.
10 lines, as I remember.
sqb
Bridger....
At leat part of the problem is that Revolution does not permit on-the-fly
modification of data of any kind in a stack (app) at runtime in the
standalone environment. You get around that particular limitation by storing
the changeable data in a sub-stack of your app's mainstack and setting up
standlone settings so that it creates that stack separately as well. Then
you may be able to tell a button in mainstack to set a script in a button of
a substack but I haven't tested that idea.
On 5/1/06, Bridger Maxwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey,
In one of my programs I use the "Set the script of object to string"
alot,
but when I recently switched over to 2.7.1 Studio and started to make
standalone programs, I noticed that this no longer works. For my test I
made a field and two buttons, one button set the script of the other
button
to the field. I typed a simple on mouseUp handler that answers a message.
It worked when I did it in the development environment, but not as a
standalone. Does this mean that I can't change script from the
user-interface after it has been saved as a standalone? Can someone give
me
the basic rundown of how Revolution compiles stacks into a standalone?
TTFN (ta-ta-for-now)
Bridger
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